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    'Defined an era of Indian pace bowling': BCCI's tribute to Mohammad Shami after Test retirement

    In a heartfelt farewell, Mohammad Shami has declared his retirement from Test cricket after an illustrious journey, concluding with 229 wickets. Celebrated as one of India's finest pacers, his departure has prompted praise from the BCCI and former players alike. Teammates, including Ravi Shastri, reminisced about his substantial influence on the Indian pace attack, underscoring the void his absence will create in future Test matches.

    Ravi Shastri urges India to use Bumrah sparingly ahead of 2027 ODI World Cup

    India's former coach Ravi Shastri suggests that Jasprit Bumrah should focus primarily on test cricket. He believes this will help preserve Bumrah's fitness for the upcoming one-day international World Cup. Bumrah has faced injuries, including surgery in 2023, which have impacted his career. Following the New Zealand tour, India will have limited-overs series with Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe.

    India Tour of New Zealand: Ravi Shastri urges Pant to be smart, calls for India to raise fielding standards ahead of World Cup

    Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has urged Rishabh Pant to retain his attacking style while adapting to match situations. He identified declining fielding standards as India’s biggest concern ahead of next year’s World Cup and backed Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s return to the T20I setup, citing his experience and IPL form.

    Yuzvendra Chahal retires from red-ball format after 'satisfying' county season with Northants

    Yuzvendra Chahal has announced his retirement from first-class cricket after playing his final English County Championship match for Northamptonshire against Middlesex at Lord’s. Chahal, who represented India in 72 ODIs and 80 T20Is, finished his first-class career with 148 wickets from 49 matches. He took 21 wickets in five games in his final season for Northamptonshire.

    'Ravi Shastri knows how to win': Monty Panesar backs for Indian cricketer for England coach after Ashes debacle

    Former England cricketer Monty Panesar believes Ravi Shastri could lead England's cricket team to success. Shastri's proven track record in building winning units, especially against Australia, makes him a strong candidate. Panesar highlighted India's Border-Gavaskar Trophy wins under Shastri's guidance.

    Is Gautam Gambhir to blame for India’s South Africa whitewash? Ravi Shastri weighs in

    Team India's recent home Test series losses have sparked debate. Former coach Ravi Shastri states accountability rests with the entire team, not just head coach Gautam Gambhir. Players must feel the hurt of defeat and take responsibility. Cricket is a collective effort, and South Africa played well as a team to win.

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